How to hide Warnings

[Computer]

Okay, Ive been told that you can hide the illegal string warnings that are coming from the non-compatibility with the new version of PHP to the current version of MyBB. How do I hide this warning through my ACP in the meantime?

[crazy4cs]

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There is a hide errors and warning option in ACP > Config.

[Computer]

Okay, Im about to sound like a complete fool, but I can't find that option in my ACP. Is it supposed to be it's own setting like the Board Online / Offline command or is it inside of another setting?

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Okay, I think I found out how to do it. For those who need a more detailed explanation, go to the ACP > Configuration > Server and Optimization Options and change the error logging medium to Hide Errors and Warnings. Instead of the large tables that were there, there will now be
"MyBB Internal: One or more warnings occured. Please contact your administrator for assistance."
multiple times.

[effone]

This may help:
http://community.mybb.com/thread-111886.html

[Computer]

Unfortunately I dont think that that's relevant to this. I was referring to the messages that appear at the top of the screen when a guest account looks at my site. It was a chart that filled the whole screen and you had to scroll down to get around it.

[crazy4cs]

This user has been denied support.

Could you give me a screenshot?

[Computer]

Yeah, I'll get on that, just a minute.....

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There it is.

[crazy4cs]

This user has been denied support.

Try this, should do the job.

1. Open global.php file found in the root directory.

2. Find inside:

$shutdown_queries = array();

After it, add:

error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_PARSE);

[akm]

Same problem here (attachmt).
Added at global.php...

$shutdown_queries = array(); error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_PARSE);

...but not helping.
Other options ?

Try this, should do the job.
1. Open global.php file found in the root directory.
2. Find inside:

$shutdown_queries = array();

After it, add:

error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_PARSE);